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<br />INTRJDOCTION <br /> <br />The results of the horizontal borehole logging of the outlet ~rks of <br />Souths ide Reservoir are sumnar ized in this report. This study was <br />undertaken to determine the condition of the concrete surrounding the <br />15-inch inner diameter outlet pip~. <br />The field ~rk for this study was performed on March 21, 1984. The <br />logging services were provided an:! supervised by Mr. John Butler, BPB <br />Instrmnents, Grand Junction, Colorado. A brief description of each logging <br />methcrl is presented in the Appen:li.x to this report. Borehole logs of <br />seismic velocity (sonic log), natural radiation (ganma), bulk density <br />(garrma-ganma), outlet pipe diametE~r (caliper) and porosity (neutron) were <br />run along the bottan of the outlet pipe. Al though it was planned to run the <br />same borehole logs along the top of the outlet pipe, this was not possible <br />due to a number of logistical factors. <br />Davenport/Hadley, Ltd. YtOUld like to express their awreciaticn to <br />Messrs. Stephen McMillan, Vernon ~.uelke and Jim Meyers of Southside <br />Irrigation District, and Mr. Allan Rogers, Field Engineer, Colorado Division <br />of Water Resources for their assistance, suggestions and logistical support <br />during the field operations. <br /> <br />SIJMv1ARY <br /> <br />Based on the horizontal borehole logging performed in the outlet pipe of <br />Southside Reservoir two ananalous areas have been identif ied. The area <br />between pipe stations 0+95 and 1+32 appears to contain concrete of poorer <br />quality than other areas. The other ananalous area, between pipe stations <br />0+27 and 0+39, cannot be explained. <br /> <br />-1- <br /> <br />~> <br />